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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-08-04

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School opens Aug. 10.
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SKIN DISEASE CURED.

Mr.. Frank McClusky says that your Cuticura Rem
edies cured his boy of skin disease after several
doctors had failed to help the boy. He spent over
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dies cured him.
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Scrofula, which produced Il painful in
fammation i'll my eyes, caused me much
suffering for number of years. BY the
advice of physician | commenced taking
Ayers Sarsaparila. After using this
medicine Il short time / was completely
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NV eyes are now in splendid condition
and | am us well and strong as ever. =
Mrs. William Gage, Concord, n. II.
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POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
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For number of years I was troubled
with humor in my eyes, and was unable
to obtain any relief until l commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
has effected complete cure, and l believe
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
Hairnin Statistics Of New York.

The hasrria statistics OF New York city
are among the most interesting aud VIII
furnish foo,i for thought even among the
most frivolous. II is estimated that
some So. 0G0. coo hsirpins are sold annual
Is il this city. and giving half Of this
amount - women outside If the city xllo
90 Their shopping here, leaves zach mem
Der Of the far sex IN Gotham Just 50
hairgjls year. Then when al the
babies. Httlc school girls y 10 wear their
hair flowing o. braided n piEtails, and
the hundreds Of Young ladies who prefer
shjncletl locks are counted ont. almost
doChle THAI slloun. i given each woman
with long back hair.
Where 90 the IL. 500. coo hai-p:ns 80
every year, One would expect 10 fad
them scattered sIl over The town. yet how
seldom are they encountered on the side
walk, and the weekly sweeping CT home
fails u gather but n half dozen or 80
even though a hundred may have been
lost in that same hoCse--New York
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

When the novelists of the last century
had occasion to introduce Il Quaker into
their fctions they took care to mark him
well by OVERLAPPING his speech with thea
and thou and, indeed, ct one time this
phrase was a common. slang term for tie
Friends. The use of these pronouns IS
partially a survival Of the time when the
lower orders employed them habitually
and IS q curious instance of the correct
ness OF phrase surviving among the very
persons who. next to pedantS and scien-
fists, are currently credited with being
the corruDters Of the language, while the
educated had fallen into grammatical in
correctness. The Quaker writers affirm,
however, that the use of you instead
OF the thou" Of the granmars originally
rose from 4 desire to compliment the per-
son addressed by ascribing TO him the
Importance belonging To two OF more,
and wrote many tractates in support Of
their view. Be this as it may, it is indis-
pItable that technical correctness was on
their side, and sovereign and newspaper
editor are alike incorrect when they use
theimposing we in place OF the plebeian
-. To say thou" pro formal to a
man was, it Will be remembered, in the
rei-ns Of Elizabeth and James |, simply
to insult him. Il thou thee, thou taitor,'
cried Coke to Raleigh when the latter
vas being tried for his life-London
Society
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
Hint From = Matchmaker.

People spend a great deal Of money
needlessly for having their watches
cleaned. " said Maiden lane ieweler the
other day - gentleman living in New
Jersey called here one day lass week and
sajl his watch had stopped unexpectedly
and then gone on again the same as usual.
He wanted ii cleaned, as he feared that II
it stopped again he might lose 4 train
Most jewelers. would have taken the
watch. cleaned It and charged him 3 or 81
for the work. The proper hing 10 do il
a watch acts in that way IS 10 take note
of the hour, minute and second when it
stopped. Then a jeweler can see just
where the tG1t that has stopped the works
lies and can remove il by fastening down
the main spring and taking off the balance
wheel Otherwise he should have TO
clean all the works. not knowing which
particular part needed cleaning ! told
my customer this, and he had only d triila
To pay fer having his watch PIT IL order
If the watch had really needed cleaning
all over II IS NOT likely that Ii would have
gone on again after stopping. New
GCrk sun
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

examinations of the classified departmental
service and shall be composed of persons in
/ public service.
Local departmental boards: These
| boards shall be organized al one or more
| places in each state and territory where ex
aminati0ns for the departmental service are
to be held and shall each be composed Of
persons in the public service, residing in
that state OF territory.
Customs boards-one for each classified
customs district. - be composed Of persons
in the customs service i'll the district
These boards shall conduct examinations
in he classified customs service.
Postal boards: First. for each classified
pe>toiicc, 20 bc composed II persons
III the postal service AT the postcffice fer
which said board is 10 act. These boards
shall conduct examinations for eutrance To
and promotions in the postal >er"ice. Sec
Ond-No person shall be appointed n.ein-
Der Of any board 81 examiners named
herein until after consultations by civil
service commissioners with the head Of the
department; or Office in which The person
whom it desires to appoint l. serving.
The civil service commission shall have
authority to change AT any time the mem
berohip Of any If the above named boards
If civil service examiners.
Ii Is stated thai the nomination Of Chas.
". Irish. IF Iowa Cijr, Iowa. who WAS
designated during lhe recess 20 be surveyor
general of Nevada, vice Christopher {.
Powenniug suspended will certainly be
reported and probably acted on adversely
The sentiment If tie senate IN favor Of
home rule, especially il organized states,
is very strong.
The following bills were introduced to-
DAY: By Senator Plumb: 20 grant the
right of-vay iiirongh the Indian Territory
TO the Chicago. F.. Scott & Texas Il. +.
Co.
By Senator Cockreli: 70 authorize the
construction Of Il high level bridge over the
Mississippi river at II. Louis.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
The parade of the trades at Pittsburg, Pa,
was twelve miles long.
Tourists Tashionabie Eoutes.

Tourists, even those OF America, gener
ally follow beaten routes, going here and
there for no better reason than because
tourists have been dong the same thing
for generations. The mass ofpersOns VINO
decide to visit Europe do not make up
tlcir minds what they want to see or what
IS most worth seeing. They merely wish
to travel il the same direction and in the
same way, visiting the same places and
having the same experiences that their
fathers and grandfathers have done.
Nineteen ont OF twenty tourists at this
season 90 to London, Paris, run into
Switzerland, descend the Rhine, return
to Paris by Brussels, recross the channel
to Liverpool and sail back home with the
impression that they have exhausted
Europe, or at least whatever is really in
teresting. They make another journey,
perhaps q third and q fourth; but they
usually cover the same ground. Their
object is less TO become acquainted with
the old world than TO be able to say that
they have seen there.
Until within few years few tourists
went TO Holland and even now not one in
q hundred goes to Spain. Some of the
most curious and attractive towns abroad:
like Ravenna, Rimini, Siena, Prague,
Charities, Tours, Regcnsburg Louvain,
Burgess, Liegc, though on the regular
routes, are neglected because the ordinary
Traveller has not cared to visit them. If a
man can 60 to Europe but once, and is
limited rs to time and money, he must do
the best he can. But why need he repeat
his narrow experience again and again
when he can Just as easily and cheaply
have new? Generally, however, it is not
those with small means who travel SO
stupidity; it is they who have ample in
come and are pursuing the phantom fash
ion. Of the thousands and thousands Of
our compatriots who have gone abroad
this year how very small VIII be the pro-
portion that VIII come back with fresh
ideas OF any actual stock Of added knowl-
edCes-New York Commercial Adver-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

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The de~rest~ - hall n!il4o1 bH-hr.a IN thr sisi-
bic supply 81 saeat is01artsd cs-tala aH4ount e
strength ia 81. market to-day aIfheuga latsi 81
for tn. ssy orly a. ear. pared "a set
ur,!ays latest figures prle.s GicfasfeI ~ishln
~suse II Nc. Nay deliver, foueiag - and eios.ns
AZ s57sE
In corn today the Isrge inr-es@e % se1'8 bu.iss
Ga thr visible - add Ia sse> t,iss ~ fa-
market The l.-rket of-bed steady - sfurlzyts
clo.ln; sssIfs. -sd e. s ueaffy las-e y ~
cats were eu,i linl cl @..i a Shade lassf.
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CAPITAL RU DGEr.
GEN. uAzENs onsEQUIEs.

WAsHrSGroN. d. c.. Jan. II
Gen Hazen will be buried with military
honor on Wednesday, the IL. from 81
Johns church The remains will be TEN
pcrarils inferred at Oakhill. or Rock creek
cemetery. final intcrment will be made al
ter Yr~ Hazen's return from Europe.
probably at Hiram, OHIO, his old home
I'm Sheridan has charge IF the military
arraH grmentS for the funeral bat the mill
tary escort will be under command of Col
Gibson Of the third artillery. The escort
viii consist Of detachment from the sig
ma corps, artiIlery batteries stationed here.
aud detachment from the marine corps.
SUNSET cox ILL.
Nr. :. :. Cox Is suffering from pleurisy
and catarrA q the stomach. He Is very
much cmdci.tel and his breathing Is short
md painful His physicians, Doctors
d is and Sewer. are frequently at his bed
idle. and while admitting that he Is y very
sick man. express the opinion that he viii
recover If something now unforeseen. does
not occur 10 occasion relapse
At9 clock this evening Or Bliss re
ported Representative Coxs condition =,
considerably improved While he is by no
means out of danger, We are hopeful To
night hat from uaw he viii rapidly mend.
RETALIAToRY MEASURES
Mr.. Belmont II New YORK introduced
in tie house today bill - protect Amer
can vessels against the unwarr4Htabl-. IN
lawful discrimination in ports ef British
North s inertia The bill authorized The
prohibition .f vessels bearing the British
ilag and coming from such ports from
entering ports Of ne United Si;tes. or ex-
eroi-ing such privileges therein IS may
d defined. L also authorizes the pres
dent to forbid the entrance by land frol.
he provinces IF British North Areerjce ~
all merchandise, also Of au cars. loco
motives or other rolling stock OF any RAJ
wsy company chartered under the laws OF
sail provinces.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES AMENDED.
The president has Approved ,he amend
uent proposed by the civil service commits
sloners Of r;l,e If tle amended civil ser
vice raie>. giving the commission aulharity
10 appoint the following t0arttS Of civ.
service examiners:
The ccuJraI board: Composed of seven
members. WHO shall be detailed from tn
denarlments in which they NAV u serving.
for continuous service at Vie oIiicc II US
civil service commission under the super
vision Of the commission. Ii shall eNaaa!n,
and mark the psYeTs ii al examinations
for entrance 10 tie departmental ,orrie7s.
and also 81 such az ihr papers II ex4nias,
ton for enfrauce 70 either TIE customs or
postal sersi,r. Il shall I've Submitted 70 10 IL
by the commission.
Spe,l.t boards: These bsSrt!s sas'l mark
tine papers of special examinations for tae
s-~Urt,- and StretE 1s
composed Of persons iu tue public service
Supplementary boards; These j7ar's
shall mark the papers of supplementary
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
WANTED.

~ ANTED-The cit fzeiss " iehisa and S.z4svtss
w county who bsTe property of airy de~cT1pf ion
sell exchange viii flna IL 20 their interest
leave IL with Harris Co Having been the real
and loan business for eight yesrs ad having
large eastern cUrreSp- uGeuc. facilities
i-in. OF real estate good Ofce iiu east Second
81 Wichita KaR. See card another place in lis
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sf.t >klu bes-S-> t5f aB ir-suhf--s - trnars
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isy - uisht tRES .stea-i Ir~ E-Ii t.nr~tts card
In tails .ss-E taff
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House.

The EouSe-yeaS ll3, nays 137-refuSed
to take up The interstate commerce center
ence report 10 the exclusion Of 4 motion to
suspend the rules
Under the call Of states the following
bills were introduced ana referred
By NJ. Lowering of Massachusetts,
Granting pension Of S25 per month 10
Walt Whitman Mr. Lowering stated that
Mr.. Whitman has made 10 application for a
pension. but The bill WAS introduced at the
request OF "a number OF The poets friends
in Massachusetts.
By MIR. Herman Of Oregon: Proposing
a constitutional amendment for the election
OF United States senator's by the people @!
the states.
Bv Mr.. Kelly Of Pennsylvania: Ap-
proprialing 3d.. 600 to promote the oalo-e !
people's worlds exhibition 10 be held Al
Birmingham. Ala. in September next
Bv Mr.. Randall of Pennsylvania: For
the appointment of a commission 10 repre-
sent The United States government In the
constitutional centennial commission
By Mr. Anderson IF Kansas: Calling
upon the attorney general for information
as 10 the legal authority under which the
directors Of the Union Pacific Railroad
company consolidated that company with
the Kansas Pacific railroad and the Denver
Pacific Railroad company. and reorganize'i
the same under the name of the | ulou IA
cifc Railroad company.
Mr.. To~nsnenu ,s,tcd up as the UniIn-
ished business the motion 10 suspend the
rules and pass the bill for the protection Of
innocent purchasers Of patented articles
IT Crisp OF Georgia. however. a. mat
ter OF privilege called for the conference re-
port GA the Interstate commerce bill !Hs
artion On his part aroused the antagonist
of the friends Of the patent and OF The cci-
eral pension bills which were bSoked 10
follow it. and Mr. Anderson of Kansas.
raised the question Of constellation against
the conference report.
The house refueeCi-yeaS Is. nays i31-
TO consider the inter state commerce con
ference report. ard the house proceeded 10
to vote upon the motion 10 suspend th.
rgles and pass the bill 10 limit the i:risdi,'
ton Of United States courts IN patent cases.
and To protect persons who, without notice,
are bona tiJie manufacturers. vendors and
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
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New York Money.

Nm YORK. January i.
Money 90 o.! sas5 at So 3 Fcr cert. -s,stns ~
assfsi.
Prime u.sToautiiv paper ses.
StsriiES rxrbzu.r iuE hGt strssid acJ1ai rates
is@5e fer day hiil, aus; se's tar deuiaed.
- .ss.tIGF3saf hpa.i~ flgl asa sfg.-ag.
State ts4fs,fS qgiief ami lrsa
The stock nssket wasie Only n-osferatsiy active
except fpr sTocN- sA.,.s>i rq~yssi In, esisy
and hsrCeRess Fncre are q trl, auv8rst, as sseB
n sb;.l none fo~ a.3ge than t-4, ssus
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ghc Daily eagle aorntne CANARY

,&fr-. rr,.n.~ III H. will be Charged
~. -.ars. Of Five Cents per lire per week No sd
-.,,5ents taken for les than p and will
80 Inserted EaTil paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
FOR RENT

FOX Rent.
| I'oR RENT-with board nicely furnished room.
Il on firsi hoor suitable for gentlemen Ks See
Dad street 50 s.
I.'oA KEST-Roon,s at l55 north Topeka avenue.
5Sss-
L'Oa RENr-Furnsh-d rooms with fire. plea-an,
4 L cation Apply al u Market 5sst'
TOR REST-A No farm. miles wes; Of the city
p acres in cultivation. good house sranSry and
or haId - acres IA issG-e' None bus hrst class
I.>vk EtNT-Fine store room. with fixtures com
p!ete, in center OF ouSiE-s>. aisa stuek dr.
goods for sale or trade for real estate. john Al
len d5.tf
l,'oR kENT-- One window and twenty feet front
81 No IS u Main 81 Splendid location for jewel
er or Office room d5 e.
I,IoR RIM nicely furnished room. within two
L blocks OF The Manhattan hotel Inquire az 8 L
,.NUh Ht.NT- Two pic4fy rnss-ee. well lahtet
L roc:ns on sec n Hoor in Fldrdge building on
Nor'h Main. Wen st-ed FOR Offices VIII rett To-
& l-r SEPARATELY Enquire K ". EIdrii.e Sc e
E7A RL>T-A ltr1e fr,nt room with IRE newly
p-pered and handsomely furnished. al - v ACC
a'elUe. cSS-5I-
T47oR REM House, corner Of Fourth avenue ana
! evils street joseph Peaehey- 90 81
s1'oK RENT-one I4r.e vel furnished room ,vvo
bi, cs- from post fc. and me uftz from M,in-
n IA = AT drug sire : Vain - 80
E.7pK RENT-ure large 4 ceIy furnished room ~
L books rom Doug - etei tie Suitable TO- TWO
set, nleu or f-r man and vic; toard furnished
Apply 81 20 EH,poria ave g ss-
TOR RF.S Two uaeu=u!>hesi rooms in ,uit SO
L ~. month, i've minutes ak from Douglas ave-
So farke' 4-st-
T.>0R kENT->ever4l ric- rooms southern exro--
i urr- rp'y owe Aa,-uin snuh ,t.- g.
~ RE>T-or,ce rooms IN second foor IL.
Z one OF thc ~ huI diues n Nain - between
y. u aS ave AMI -i--t >Uir be for lawyers
:. T. Office For srticGlaTs address , o. b 50
city. +e-s
TOE RENT-A nicely furnished front room %
ar-i flnrr with stove, suit hjs - tsSo gen lef-n,
- : u'h Emporia R~fer-nce exc hanged So
I,g RRST-Yur1. shed room coutsfniue stores.
rcterei - gi.e.i ana r. uired- 3 scLth knis'-
r'a a.e. +'si-
,'Og RENT-Nsvv hcu-r or four rooms. closet and
u,ntry. : L ilH axe tnII-fe II rs Luiu AZ 4seF
I'of: kENT-Furuish5,, rrr,u.s az AS ecoc Lewis
L and IvpeA4, one with fire ana suitable for Two
persons 5>6t'
NOR eENT-Hous- ~i,h rooms and kitchen
1 twater ~ kitchen in good order, " ite iaTle
yard rial sna,l stable etc. attached, Cali or c.
TN LII 5, AT Adams esprtss nfice- +tu
ytNok kEAT-Fuinish rooms TO i - NORTH
l kWporia ave. on first and second door, with or
f,rret, rooEls and neatly furnished. Call al
-e~''ierre or , Main -. z ~u'vely ~
lNCR hEST-l nice f--,,i-h-t oonas for rent one
block est occidental hotel AZ - Sarkes ;.
Rr'ere"r- r~qErs 4 ar
I'oR RENT-Furuished rooms. Call at room l. lis
s w bousla- ave or at ttg e bousiss ave roam l.
t+lm-
TToR RF>T-A splendid taru near Wichita for
''S REM >'i''' 80 = : -'''' 80 ''' 1'''4 ar
NOR RENT-store room c5xso. plate glass front
good location Tor r-jai Lusat Is, rtrt reasonable
enquire ut Occidental Grocery SEa Il IL in Hu
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
RTY-NINTH CONGRESS
Both Houses Agree to Cele-
brate the Constitution
Centennial.
Senator Plumb Queries Concern
ing the Liquor Traffic in
the District.
Senator Ingalls, PunctureS g
Bubble Of BOmbaStic Re
formers.
The House not Quite Ready to Tackle
the Conference Report on Inter
state Commerce Bill

Gen. W. =. Hazen Dead; 10 be Buried
Wednesday - Commissioners
Tinkeripg with the Re
form 4 domination.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
FOR TRADE.

I.NOR TRADE Light delivery wagon IN good -
4 pair for lumber wagon. Enqaire Nse y Sszias
ayeDNe dzEsts
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

INOR RENT-With board. nicely furnished rooms
!! on firsf door suitable for gentlemen. S5 Sec
-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

I.>O2 SALE-Three spleEsid cor imcoFta
Il avenCe; choice locations for Hae residsr a.
sezsoaable price AcC2is Killer. /. Iis Main
street SET
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

I.NoR EXCEaNGE-Sev dwelling also god hylSt-
nsSs TT In JeT-r~on. Iowa. q UNITY Sat: StlI ex-
change for Nicfits srrp-rty and pay sVTne c4sa.
Taylor. Han Co 20 II saia 81 6s-e.4
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18
WANTED.

xx-.ETFIl-T, increase our Int Of North Main ST
w rrr,D-r;v We have Uut that can pia
81 once reed, JacknIan & 20, room 5. III Main
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

'oE SALi,-oId papers al tht7 oclce AT p cent? a
A hundred
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

f.NOR SAIF-A well improved f4rm mar the ci;y.
one hundred aDd sixty acres; special i.sr.a.tp
fDr ress days CAL az fery solomon, rial es.-
/ Dfflcs.. - TfslZias
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-18

lrORStLE 56xI;O feet and so.i house on south
1 Market 4lh block Price soc. BE, AHA !, Nil
Ter. Hai 81. zttt
..'OE Is, w-il loc tat and pa, ing lrti; store
IA V.li.u.t,1, Eau. Fer particulars address 90
C :enow. I'll, Il. = 55llt
Western Kansas world., 1887-05-07
Rorehound Not New Discovery

DIR. Ward states: Horehound has
been known to physicians since the be-
ginning of the world as the king of all
remedies for diseases of the throat, chest
and lungs. [ believe Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup is the best combination
known to-day for consumption, coughs,
colds, bronchitis and all diseases having
their origin in the throat and chest.
There are hundreds of physicians using
this plain, home made remedy in their
practice, and they all report the same
uniformly good result. Call for free
sample bottle from our agent, Fl. J. Hille,
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. 3
Western Kansas world., 1887-05-07
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your APPETITE
is poor, you are bothered with headache,
you are fidgetty, nervous, and generally
out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace
up, but not with stimulants, spring med
icines, or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour, and then
leave YOU in worse condition than be-
fore. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start
healthy action of the liver and kidneys,
restore vitality, and give renewed health
and strength. Such medicine you will
find In Electric Bitters, and only so cents
q bottle at DR.. Jones's Drug store. 3